The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-11
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Company l. muster> II! Sll!e> tA''i
until .Arnorv Hall is finished.
The artistic dried fruit layout in o. E
Morse'> window stops strangers.
The report that .Arsenta was to have
newspaper needs lots OF confirmation.
City Marshal Mular.. has got his oif.
cial eye on several common vagrants.
Dillonites are paying more attention to
religious services than they did formerly.
The TRlBl NE job Department turned
ont neat tax receipt books for City Treasur.
er Wing.
The sidewalks OF the city are in good
condition, except in few places they need
mending.
The census cf the county does not show a
single one.
Owners of wood are beginning to in.
voice their wood piles. Stiles has built
scven.foot fence.
There is more music and git up and
g;t'' in the little folks Of Dillon than there
is in the old ones.
1t is pointedly suggested that the side
walks should not be obstructed with boxes
and other store rubbish.
The headquarters for hearing quartz and
orc talk is at l.. &. Fyhrie u Cos. Quartz
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ly.
Weenink, the artist, after cipherins lots
is Of the financial opinion that seven dollars
and two bits is too much money to invest
in one Jack rabbit.
The TRIBUNE publishes births, deaths
and marriages gratuitously, but the business
will not Justify the hiring Of a special re.
porter to hunt such items up.
|. Cashmorc's new residence, on Rail.
road Avenue, now in course Of erection,
will be the handsomest house in that sec.
tion Of the city when it is completed.
Women are not permitted to play at the
game of Smoke en-" for the reason that
at the conclusion Of each game the fun is
entirely to riproarious for feminine nerves.
The fashionable eudess hats worn bv the
ladies, this autumn, are perfect scare. crows
They are built one-sided, cnd.ways and
other ways, and the men don't look at
them at all.
This tal! some of The finest potatoes and
country products raised in this section have
been brought to the Dillon market. Our
vegetables canno: be beaten in any civilized
country for >izc and quality.
Prot: Logan, Territorial Superintendent
of Public Instruction, in his lecture a,
Grace NJ. L. Church. gave the citizens of
Dillon some deserved shots on their indif.
ference in educational matters.
Applications for membership in the
Pioneers Association of Hcav,rhead
County may be left with Robt r. Wing, at
the Court House, or with Henry s. Pond,
at Glendale. The admission fee is $500.
The record books for recording Pioneer
sketches are coming.
Liar X. Freeman, once The propeller OF
| the Butte Inter -NonaIaVUS Wit. a termina.
ton ''s.' is advertising at Yakima, W. T.,
for his lost boy. Hoomes X. Freeman.
who skipped from the old man Freeman's
clutches. Hoomcs is no good if he returns
to old man Frecmans bosom
The last lladisou:au gives graphic &C.
| count of the tlirta,ion Of a country school.
rnarm. She and her cowboy escort visited
the Social City in the lns,;,nte season
Schoolmarm iolted cowboy when she ar.
! rived in town. Cowboy got ui, dander
up, hitchea up his team, wen, home, pro.
posed to his best girl, and 60, married in.
| stantly, leaving the schcol,narm 10 s;u},
and sufter alone. The moral to this is that
schoolmarms should be careful in mon.
keying and flirting with untamed COWBOYS